Sony Research India

It was very smooth, and Hr were very helpful. There were 2 rounds of interviews, a hiring manager round and a presentation round. 4 candidates were there, and only 1 candidate advanced to 2 nd round

Smooth right about internship experience and what you did in university projects. Went in depth about internships as to what the company was about and what roles and responsibilities were provided during that spell

I applied and received a callback from Sony. The interview was scheduled for 1 hour on a Saturday. I joined 2 minutes early with my video on. The interviewer joined on time but kept his video off the entire time. Right after a quick "Hi [my name]", he started asking questions without introducing himself or his role. From the start, he seemed in a hurry. He frequently cut me off mid-answer and moved to the next question, even when I hadn't finished explaining. He also appeared to be listening for very specific wording – if my answer didn't match exactly what he had in mind, he would stop me. The whole Q&A lasted only about 20 minutes, after which he spent ~10 minutes summarizing what he thought he heard. The interview ended at 30 minutes (half the scheduled time). I had no chance to ask questions, clarify points, or even catch my breath. Having his camera off while I was on added to the impersonal, rushed feeling. The technical questions themselves were reasonable and relevant to my experience. However, the interviewer’s behavior was unprofessional – no introduction, video off, constant interruptions, and no space for a normal conversation. This was not what I expected from a company of Sony’s reputation. Advice to candidates: Be prepared for a fast-paced, rigid interview style where the interviewer may keep their camera off and not let you complete your answers. Don't expect a warm or conversational tone.

Answered every question that was asked. Most of them where about explaining terminologies and the some scenarios based questions. Looked like everything went smooth but it's not, because the answers were correct.

the interview was little tough but the work even a The interview felt quite tough, but the real work appears very simple, mostly manual tasks, and far less challenging than what I initially expected from the role overall and responsibilities. child can do alot of manual work not what it looks